London, Dec. 23.
Tux English papers are pleoned with the sentences passed by the Leiprig Court in the trial of Captain Trench and Lieateoant Brandon, for spying at Borkum. It is recognized that the case was conducted with the almost fairness Berliner Tugeblatt" says the sentences will be reduced, at the' latest on the occasion of the Coronation of King George. The imprisonment ix nominal both officers are allowed frequent excussions to towo.—" Owwka Mail Deo, 24, Tur newspapers comment on what a series of frightful accident there has been to darken this Christmas-tide, The Intest is the destruction of the Scottish Express io Westmoreland, The train was going st sixty miles an hour, Nine were killed, the bodies being burned so badly that it was impossible to identify them. In some cases it wan impossible to tell the sex of the victims wen. One young father and mother saw their child, which was pinned under the wagon, barned alive. The whole train was burned save the guard's van.
Osaka Mainichi."
Dee. 25.
Mors frightful stories are to band regarding the wreck of the Scotch Express, It occurred in one of the loneliest spots between London and Glasgow. The light was dark and rainy, A shepherd ing near tells of " man who was
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